THE DOWNEAST DILETTANTE

Tales & Opinions From Maine Regarding Architecture, Art, Books, Design, Landscape, & Occasional Whims

Showing posts with label Portsmouth New Hampshire. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Portsmouth New Hampshire. Show all posts
31.1.13

VARIATIONS ON A THEME: ROUNDING A CORNER

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From early 19th century America, when builders and designers were almost incapable of designing an ugly building, a little riff on how de...
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4.4.10

If It Ain't Broke, Don't Fix It, # 3: When Bad Things Happen to Nice Buildings

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 The Pierce Mansion in the late 19th century, with Victorian Porch The Pierce Mansion on Middle Street in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, is on...
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4.1.10

Favorite Room, Favorite Wallpaper

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One of the handsomest 18th century houses in Portsmouth, a town rich in handsome 18th century houses, is the Moffatt-Ladd house, built by ...
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29.12.09

Smalt II

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T he post about the smalt room at the Warner House in Portsmouth has gotten so much email response that I am posting a couple more photogra...
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23.12.09

Favorite Rooms: Smalt

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Yes, you read correctly.  Smalt.  Read on.   Warner House (Beaupre Photo, Historic Portsmouth Website) One of my favorite  houses is the M...
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